Although the pandemic has forced many households to re-evaluate their way of life, Queensland has long been an attractive lifestyle destination. For the past 2 years, more people have moved to Queensland than any other state. The latest data released by the ABS shows that 7,237 people migrated to Queensland in the September 2020 quarter,…Read More→
House hunters in Brisbane haven’t really showed any signs of slowing down, despite ongoing uncertainty due to COVID-19. If anything, it’s actually reinforced their decision to buy. What’s different now, is that Sellers are still hesitant to make a move. Many homeowners who were considering selling their property in 2020, have decided to bunker down…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
Since the start of the recovery cycle in mid-2019, we’ve seen improved market sentiment throughout Brisbane’s inner-western suburbs. There has been an increase in buyer activity, with stronger numbers through open homes and greater enquiry across most property types. Property prices in Brisbane have recovered since the hiccup in early 2019, recording 2.4% growth in…Read More→
There have been signs in Brisbane’s inner-western suburbs that older apartments are becoming more appealing to buyers, than the sleek, new apartments being built along Brisbane’s riverfront. This may sound surprising, given our society often desires the ‘latest and greatest’ of almost everything. So why then, are older style apartments, which lack the infinity pool…Read More→
Spring has traditionally been a popular time of year for Brisbane home owners to sell their property. Although our Winter may not deter as many buyers as it does in the brisker southern states, there are still seasonal trends which can impact the Brisbane market. Over the past few years, Winter has seen an easing…Read More→
The largest of our inner-western suburbs, Indooroopilly is an increasingly popular area, with 59 houses sold so far this year. Families and professionals are predominately drawn to the suburb, which offers a variety of housing within easy reach of the CBD. The median sale price has climbed to $1,005,000 this year, up from $816,000…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
Residents of Taringa are aware they have stumbled upon their own little pocket of paradise. For the past 3 years the number of houses sold in the area has sat consistently between 55 and 70 sales. However to date this year only 18 houses have sold, suggesting there may be even less transactions in 2018….Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
Brisbane’s property market has seen a stable but tight performance over the first half of 2018. The continuing influx of migration, with very little signs of slowing, has assisted in the housing sector getting a valued boost over the past 12 to 18 months. A significant portion of the buyers entering our market are people…Read More→
Throughout 2018, Toowong has again proved to be a tightly held suburb in Brisbane’s inner-west, with only 24 recorded house sales to date. With less stock available on the market, buyers who are determined to purchase within the area are instead securing properties off-market. In the last three months, we have negotiated five off-market sales…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
Positive market conditions tipped for Toowong, Taringa, Indooroopilly & St Lucia. Brisbane’s property market is tipped to continue its solid performance throughout 2018, as buyer activity in the inner-western suburbs remained strong over the Christmas period and house hunters continued their search during the holidays. Although other Australian cities are expected to see some price…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill